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Daily Republican., 1887-04-18
Philadelphia, v inialna 4 BsIlInsIs Asiliss,
JAN. 3OTIy. 1857,

Trains will leave wilmington - followG
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II 80, 2 o., 8 %: . 22s 20, . 20 and ! 90 p. m.
Accom- mediation, o 20. I %, 7 90, 10 50 - n
. 80, 4 90, ! 40. . 90, 10 so p. IN.
For Chester (expressl. Q 30. 7 30, 9 30 80
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p. N.
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10 OF. IL 81 a. M. si2 2a, . q, 90, a., Q 10
% Is Z 0e. 10 80 p. m.
For west Chester, via Lamorin, go ane
slsa. m, 2 30 and 90 q. III.
For Newark tCentre) and intermediate
stations, 7t2 a. NJ, IL IS and Il p. m.
baltimore and intermediate stations, 10 o,
a. m, 8 c! p. IN. amt Il IL night.
baltimore and l,ay Line, I IS p. n.
l Baltimore and Washing ton, %, 40, Q ~
10 %, IL 90 a. m, L. 90, Al II, a, 10, 70 u
! rains Tor Delaware Division leave fer:
Rev castle, co. S &c a. M, IL %, z 90, Q 60
9 20 p. m. and IL W nlgh,.
Georgetown and Lewos, 8 80 q. m, and 8 "
p. IA.
sies,ord tExpress) 80 p. n.
Harrington, Deimar ana way stations,s 0
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Express for Harrington, 10 As a. m, 3 80 p
%. Way train G rs p. In.
Express Tor Dover, harrington and Dol
tmar, 10 "a a. IN. and Ia o. night.
franklin my, $50 a. m.
Lxprcss for Oape Charles, Old Point Com
for. AID Norfolk, 10 Is n. m, and u " night
Leave Philadelphia, Broad street, fol
Wilmington (express). IL IS, so, 20, al
q 10, 10 Of, 10 20. IL Is, II 60 a. r., s0l, o.
sSo, bos, b2i, Q OF, 8 Ct, li.2o and ii 70 p. n.
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Ia 81. o "a 8 80. 10 90 IL - and II 81 y. IN.
For further inform stiOa passengers Ecs N
lerfed 70 tho ticket ot1ce ct tire station.
rrsias MARI cd thus tslsre iirni0od exolos,
upon which extra fars is CHARGED.
J. IL. WOOD.
uoae.sl Passenger AEsus.
| CHArtEs x. prar f.susr&i Nnra.-
Daily Republican., 1887-04-18
MONDAY. ArKiL Is. 1887.
Entered at the Post Office at Whining
~ DEL. AZ second class mail matter.
rnA nAuunu Ut inc Young Men

EnA nAuonu vi the Young Mems
Demoorstic Club IL still In favor OF the
old system of carrying on city elections,
II hes served the Democracy such 0
good purpose In the past that the ma
jorify OF those present did not want to
embark In any cher plan tina. might
possibly lead 70 disaster. Sail vote
Of % oIt OF 40 votes cast in favor OF re-
form In Q Democratic club is by no
means discoursging. The contest for q
rscor s'derAtion Of the vote was prscti-
caily bet ween the ofice-holders and the
people, who care more for reform than
for ofhce. wsnty-.hree members OF
the club on; OF forty-nine who voted
showed thA. while they wanted Dem
ocracy TO win, they wanted 1t to win
by an homes. vo.s. So far as this vote
10 Intended to operate upon the Leg'sla'
ture to iufi oence it to vote one way OF
the other, 1t should ba to draw 1t to the
side Of an honest registration bill, as /
10 reasonable to suppose that the mer
who came ont from pure and patrioti'
motives without the prospect o, OIL
Chico are the real true friends OF re
form, and the Legislature by hsteninl
more to the arguments OF reform tha'
to the voice OF the eff holders woul'
be nearer the right side.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-18
Merit
DEMANDS RECOGNITION,

The large increase in
our trade assures US
that the citizens of our
city appreciate our ef-
forts to give them the
"Best Goods for the
Least Money" The
true merit of our goods z
lis in the material used {
and the workmanship :
in manufacture. /.
This fact demands Z
the attention of those {
who wish to save money {
when they buy a suit OF Z
clothes. .
This fact is receiving q
the recognition of all Z
classes at the present !
day. :
This only house that :
label goods by their !
honest names-"All- +,
IWool' or "Not ALL .
/ Wool,' as the case may !
be.
One price to all, AID
all can be suited.
The finest stock OF
custom goods in our
lefty and a cutter who
lhas no superior.
! We solicit your pa
tronage.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-18

WOULD IT NOT be bes. to give the
three county superintendenss appointed
10 take charge OF the public schools OF
the STATE 8 trial before condemning
them in such unmeasured terms as
have been used by some writers for the
r.ners? Test them first, and then II
they fall shor: OF the ability required
10 make successful superintendent, LEI
the blame fall where it belongs. Ran
ming down these public Off clals before
they enter upon their duties starts then
It . great disadvantage to them seive
md is . positive injury to our publ
schools.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-18

Also, 1000 d3zen English
Balbriggan Gauze Under
shirts tor men, at % cents
each. Yes, t7oenyE0e ccsh.
Perfect, regular goods, made
to our special order. THIS
bargain is the outcome Of
patient work in the regular
lines. Neither snap nor an
achronism. But it's a won
der.
Also, surprises in English
Balbriggan Understands fol
men. 1000 dozen OF then
lat 25 cents each.
i And for omen 100 dozer
, Ribbed Isle Vests in ecru
sky blue and pink, at Il
9 cents each.
: We know of no garment
n at all approaching either {
= :, these in quality that wer
h ever beiore offered at tn
= price.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-18
WANAMANEks'

dusty things used IN aeeorat
ing FIR orr Grand Dress
Goods Occasion are reaay|
toy you-6yokcn goods at
broken byzees. Of course
they can't go into the regular
stoeks. You'll find Mem in
tao places
Silks near the Girara
WlnQoao.
Dress Slu6s at the REM
nant Counter
Hou kAoa0 the things; yoa
heIbedto make tie dust that's
7oei gAea do1iu the Price. I0n
shall haze them Jor so little
you'H doubt Jour senses at
first.
Bear IN mina-no sanbleS;'
no exchanging. Take them
as they are, and for good and
all.
Envelopes. Very long and
mario "; paper to tit without
folding. The last new thing
in boxed stationery. CAll it
the "Zitka.' Other novel
designs also original with US
are the Tuxedo" BEL
mont and "Westmoreland.
Shapes you'll like on sight
South of Thirteenth street entrance.
The lates: craze in Uphcl-
stery is tor the beautifully
colored canvas curtains, like
. Madras in effect, but strong
CT. Pat for the seashore OIL
for out-of-town houses.
! $3.50 to 1915 pair.
| We will take down your
curtains, clean, store and in
, sure them, and put them up
, in the Fall when wanted
Charge for sate-keeping
r $3.50 for value Of 500 OF
less; p per cent. OF larger
r values. Extra charge tol
. work.
| Second hoor, north Of Transept.
Summer blankets; all wool
\ feel lighter than they are
itSaid to be from California
! good enough to be. 10 1
1874, $3.50 to S. 50
Cheese-c!oth comfor.abies
.-IStutfed with pure carde'
.e / cotton. Tu!tad with con
e tras.ing colors. Substenc
). without weight Homel!
Iii m e y, confostgivin
(. things. White, sI.75, pinl
es blue, red or yellow, 81.
Y Near Ladies Waiting Room.
q. | Decorated candles are Il
% novelty; quantity odd thing
among our hundred style
The candle newness he
three holes through the Gel
! tire around the wick.
% At same counter Bevele
Mirrors in bronze and oa
% frames; 10 cents to $50.
re Basement, east OF centre.
~ JOHN WANAHAKER,
~ Chestnut, Thirteenth aud Market stre
~ and City-hsll square.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-18
TO Be CONTINUED.

The great success of ou- March sale
| has induced us TO accept an offer at very
moderate cost to Us, several large lots al
Reasonable footwear OF which we have noe
quite all the sizes, but II you can Dit your
self or the children you viii get them at
! much less than the usual cost. To see
them at the prices means 10 buy. Many
l of these goods are fine and medium
lgrades too many OF some sizes is the only
reason that We got them a, our own very
low offer; some lots run on large sizes,
other lots run on small sizes.
ONE LOT
FOR LADIES:-Fine French Kid But
Itous-Philadelphia toe, and common
teensc toe and com n on. sense heel. w orth
81. 90; selling for 500.
Fine Mat Kid Buttons-Philadelph
ltoc, and common-sense toe and common
senss heel Worth Si.O0;selling at $50
Finest French Lasting, Kid Fox But
Itons-hand sewed, made On narrow last
lopera box toe. Worth $780, selling al
1850.
Fine French Kid Buttons-Philadelp hil
ktoc. common-scnse heel. Worth $50
lselliDg for s2.75.
Fine French Kid Buttons-Arch instep
philadelphia toe. commou-sense heel
high cut. Real value S3.2j; selling TO
-(S2.50.
| FOR MISSES:-Finc French Kid But
ons--P Philadelphia toe, high Gu. kea
lvaluc $500; selling al $500
| FiLe French KID Butions-Philadel
sphia toe. commou-senac heel. Noiti
sS2 80; selling for 500
Fine French Kid spring Hee!-Phlla
sdclphia toe, high cut. Real value sou
selling for e. %.
FOR BIG BOYS:-Flne Calf Button .
Hook shoes, sizes ) TO ,. Worth ej.Cu
lseling at s2.5o.
Fine scwed Button or Hooks-Si=e
Ito 81. Worth $3.50; selling at 600
FOR LITTLE BOYS; Fine sewe
High cot Button or IIooEs-Szes II 10 :
Real value a.. 40; selling fo- IL 90.
Fine Sewed nigh cu' Button or Hooks
Isles II TO ?. heal value e O0i sell!n
!, flor 81 80.
II FOR CHILDREN:-Finc Xiii Spin
s, Heel Button S.ze To 1872. pniadelpI.
y toe, high cut. Worth il.1j; selling 1
I lsl.io.
Fine Kid Spring Heel Bntton--sizc
Ito -, Philadelphia toe, hiEl cut. Lei
Ivalue Sligo; selling for Sl.22j.
If you do not get fitted out Of the bG-
: jgain lots,ou regular lines OF footwear a,
lfull and complete, and the prices low
THAN you would expect.
REMEMBER-you haze the privi!Ge
N to return and exchange or have YOU
= money paid back to you, ii yoa are 2.
\ sati lied with YOUR purchase.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-18

Balm, the great Kentucky lecturer,
the peer of Cough upon the restrain,
and probably the most eloquent puoiic
apeaker In the United States a. the
present time, will lecture at the Ooera
House to .morrow. night. 1t will b'
recollected how he kept the Opefi
House packed full of people the 6rst o
last November, spell bound by his clio
ouence, while he advocated temperate
reform. He Is as eloquent and capt
vatiup In his address while speakin
for the dead veterans OF the late CIV
var. By sll means go and hear Bair
Daily Republican., 1887-04-18

THR VERY LANCE number Of people
who met a, Newark en- Saturday and
followed the mortal remains OF William
Dean to the grave. shows the high est.
nation in which thu man was held,
and that many who attended came from
all over the S.a,e and from other States
shows that he wAs respected away from
homsnp-4zelifs At home. SIN, it is
mat a p.5MnF p..re tia. these exhtoi
tioI :, trieuasVi p should occur. He was
o % the md y positive men living
fnS unat he 4 nceived was right h'
snpported With Jail the power he pos
ssssed. such Iben are apt to hsY'
friends even amongst those WHO hav'
less settled coDEic.iona. A sad inciden
of the funeral was that It was withit
sight o. the large millB he operated
with nothing LETT standing but the bars
stone walls, TIA; locked Ike weird
specrs, ghosts, while the operators @
those mills, many Of whom had secured
comfortable homes, were the CHE
mourners. William Dean will b
mourned by them for many day il
the future as their bsst and tru5te,
friend, and he will be mourned by al
who had the fortune to know the NAL
and who respected morality and hen
ee!y.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-18

The FIVE story tenement house on
s cond avenue, New York, was Gam
a ,ed By fire early on Saturday morn
ing. Gustave Gilsdorf was osdiy
burned while escaping down stars
and Mrs. Hughes. an aged woman
per;shed iu o room on the upper floor.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-18

LET THE LEGISLATURE pass tne
nav registry and election law and then
there will be no trouble about honest
legislation. II there is any corruption
or Encouragement in the ndministrA'
zion of city affairs 1t came in oy thf
Soor of a dishonest election law, viii
Iii N the State of Delaware and city
Of WILMINGTON have been cursed sine'
1873.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-18
LYNCH & LEARY.

We are ready for business in
our new store. Everything new
and fresh. Prices the very low
est for hrst-class goods. We do
not give any chromos to sell
goods; they sell on their merits.
Large stock of the best brands
of flour. Hungarian 90. is our
leader, 25c per barrel below mar
ket price; and Just think, a bar
rel Of Ohio Roller Ground
Flour for S4.75 net. A bag OF
good flour for SIC. We make a
specially OF flour. NeXt-cofec
roasted twice a week. Next
tcas-a tea store assortment
carefully selected in New York
! NeXt-canncd goods-we keep
everything that is kept in the
canned goods line. Hundred:
OF cans of tomatoes, table
peaches,2 Tor 25c; Boston bakee
beans, canned pineapple, etc
Imported pickles, 25c; pur'
salad oil, imported sardines; il
. fact everything usually kept ii
a we'll regulated store. Order
taken and delivered to all part
of the city. Our location is cor
lvcnient to the markets.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-18
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RgaIsTzR'sCA
NEW CASTLE GOWN

NEW CASTLE GOWN
w. lnala
Upen the application d C;aj
KU bf NUAME and JLCJI I'M
RubENOAMt,' tx,cu,tr nm
cam-, late Of Mill Greek Il. hNu
deceased. 1t is orde-et a.! .rzI|
Register that the frec.:tr trrl
rotice ~ granting Of !..s1 h
tary upon the estate 4 hi
eased, with the dale Il nm
by causing adysri:els.a al
within forty days ir. N =
such letters in sly % TIE .ENaI
ofthe county Of new uss.a, xr1I
persons having doms:t. sglga
to present the same, u itk.rr
Assembly In such $50 rsi,l.. nd
and also cause TIE sAE.usI
within tho same yerA u nj
kYPUBIIcAs, = rtwsvs, ps,irxi !,
minaton, ard 70 10 eOLtit.a anl1
weeks tsodl.
l-~) Given l1dtii.. asn
! LIS. oiUi1ce of,le R,lx n
I t~~ at Wl.l.tGon, i NJ
County aforesaid, lie dty r.x
written. JJts .. 3sLtl
ID
NoTIcB.-All persons haI,s 'f,H,
the estate oftLe deceased 1IFN
sane, duly altered . I. %
on or before Na:a IL =
sbide the Ac, .; LsG:Iy.! I: ;:sz'
and provided
CHARLES u. I'll bLNriIM
Del.
JACOB FRANCS USISuA
bleyile Che ,tit.,t@
Daily Republican., 1887-04-18
NolioA'
CITY ASSESSMENT.


Have you yet taken shares in
the neg series OF Excelsior
Loan Association? Il not,
why not? They are just be-
ing issued al one dollar per
share. You need to save
your nancy, and will ncvar
find a better time TO begin
than just now. For further
particulars call on W. c.
Hawkins, Secrctary,712 Nor
ket street. mlSmwi1m
Daily Republican., 1887-04-18
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Time table IN ttie,, Ap,iI ma -
leave Wilmington 81, IN n , ~, W.
FOR Reading Eirdsbol5' ' Iss,,,s w
ned a,,,, MayncsbuFg Jarplan, NJ
Vile, Tai aqua, Allsalv, -. ~
aersyille and all POINT n ~ i w
aad Roading K. H., ;.Ms. : r , ,.;lll(
and AZ ? IN - 'Eul
For Spfilgreli. w,y,ss,,
ton, Ooatesyilio Ln,.xT,5.4
thad6's ford Gn, lgr n, ~,
diate goin's,s.o. an "a tr s
Tor West t'hesie;, i.Q.Ar..s.!
p. M.
Far New Bridge and l.,.,r.s
- ?. N. kycegt on S,il,.n !.
will leave AZ B Is, t % audi II,
TN SUNDAY Ut heAllat M -.
points, at : Le a m.
a. q. MeCAusLAHD, lin
Daily Republican., 1887-04-18

HrRAC NCCC lts causes, enr {. new AID
skEAf N EOO successful. CURE at your
sJown houe By one who w1s deaf tventy.
eight years. treated by most Of tha no.
ted specialists without benefit. Cured him.
self In three months. and since then hun.
dreds Of othcys. Full particulars sent On np.
D ltcstion. Z. $. PAGE, No. 81 West 3lst
l.. New YORK City. octle tn, b. sa.6ms
Daily Republican., 1887-04-18
Trade Dollars Taken

At par TO- footwear at the Family Shoe
House, 20G Market street, above Second.
Full value for your mouey, whether you
have Notes, Bland Dollars or Trade Dol.
lars.
The very best for style,dt and wear eve
offered IN Wilmington at the price is oui
gents g. shoe. Button, hook, lace and
Congress. Every pair warranted solid
leather. Our gents hook lace Wauken'
phast only $3.50; sold elsewhere for s..
Our gents seamless "Day Sewed" hook
lace, stylish and plenty of good wear a,
I$2.5U.
Our gents fine calfhook lace with kan.
CARGO kid top only s2.75; real value, 81. so
Our gents calf hand-sewed hook lace, "a
worth s. Our gents hook-lace and Con
gress hand made, q 80; would cost you a
any other store $3.50. All these are ex-
EXCEPTIONALLY Zig bargains. Once you see
them you will acknowledge them the bes
for the money you have ever seen.
We are the acknowledged headquarterl
for ladies' boys and children's shoes.
Remember-lf what you buy here does
| not fit, you can return, have exchanged
or get your money back.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-18
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Phlls. AccomI EAST. bOusSs n
, UNA. ACCOMMODATE calg
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Trains leave al-rse. S,,.,,s.
for philadelnhls ! NS ~ y shttt
and z ~ 7. NJ. daily. e. =, L. +. 10 |
q. NJ, daily, escep; Sgnt,,, Siann
oers . Is A. NJ. gti I'd 4 fnlH
q. II. and bt0P. N 6sl',' ~ tull
Through tic,e,t cal l. i ,. s,sss 80,
ins car be!ths fe.e,s.d ~ '' ... v.
n. Miller. agent. Uelss,,, ,,I.lt9
W. IRWIN, q .ass'
Super.ntence... t =, Mkb
Daily Republican., 1887-04-18
e. RILEY.
S28 King Street.
N. B. DANFORTH,


NJ o. WIZ 1Nu HEfst 9AHfhWI fAfd'
E1YERY II 'UR A COUCH OR GOLD
II !s neglected. 4 90 lnuch Injury to the
Lungs EASSUN' COMP 't@I SYRUP
Oh TAR never faiis IN curing thu worst
CAGES o! coughs cold, hoa;s.ness, sore
throat, Group, asthma ana coron.c catarrh
for sale by Il. ;. smith. corGer delaware
avenue and Dupont street; j. ]. Gallagher
& Bro. 1903 and 2J0s Market street. +. w
Fena, 21b and al West stb rtres,: =, g.
CsTtmeil. eerner 9Th aud Maoiscn s.reets:
y. L. Diiworth, northwest corner and auc
Jefferson streets, Wiimington, Dsl. il3-n
Daily Republican., 1887-04-18

Read our want and for rent columns
Daily Republican., 1887-04-18

NOTiCE-PURSUANT TO THE RE
~ QllHtMFNTS uian act Of the General
Assembly uf thc STATE OF Delaware, passed II
Dover Mar, Il H. Isl. cuttled AN act com
corning Private Corporations. =" notice /. here
by given tuat II certificate Incorporating =
company 10 be called ''Davis spring PIato
Company, will ON saturday the I'd day oi
April. A H., -, at 10 O'Clock a. m, be pro
scutcd at hamnrr- 10 The Honorable lguatiu-
e. Gruoh, aas"rialv judge, &c . for III, appru'
val. BENZ. NIELD-.
al3-iGi Atty for CorpUratorS.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-18

Tile HauSsed and tossed and
Daily Republican., 1887-04-18

Chestnut, Thirteenth and Market streets
and Ciiy-hsll square.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1887-02-08
John T. Colston, Chairman.

Editor Spirit If the gifted gil
raffc genius of the Free Press would
consult the flies of his valuable paper
when he resorts to. figures and state
ments, he would not be called upon so
often to partake of the unsavory
- dish of crow" For instance, had
the said 6. s. 6. of the f. p. referred
to the back numbers Of his paper of
the campaign of 1854, he would have
discovered that the County Executive
Committee chosen at that time was
elected for the term of four years, and
that Mr.. John Il. Colston is not the
ex-chairman or holdiugovcr chair
man, but the chairman, and will re-
main the chairman until the term of
office of the committee shall expire
in 1888. We suggest that the 6. g.
g. adopt the maxim of Davie Crockett,
:: be sure you are right and then pro-
cced," keeping always i'll view the
words of the immortal bard, g con-
sistency thou art Il jewel"
OBSERVER.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1887-02-08

WHERE MONEY LIES FOR THE AU-
GUsTA FARMER.-Thc WaSneShorO
Creamery Is gaining ground fast, and
on one day alone last week, received
two tons Of milk. Mr.. John Grove is
selling milk to this creamery and his
record for the month Of December
shows that his five cows brought him
s5l.03 in money received for milk,
or 0cer ten dollars It month for each
co,Ci The experience of Mr.. Iount
for the same month is that his four
cows yielded him 500, or five dollars
4 month for each COW. Let our farm
ers consider this-S5 month and $40
a month from single COWS, and COW
can be carried the year around on a
little more than an acre of ground
Put wheat at 81 bushcl and the
yield 20 bushels to the acre, and it
wouldn't come within $50 of being
equal to the money derived from the
smallest yield of one COW, $50 4 year
leaving ont the fertilizer bill and
labor.-Stdunt0n indicator.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1887-02-08
Communicated.
county.

The action of the ~ Democrats in
the Legislature reminds us of the
{. Randall following in Congress-
:. A minority" they declined to agree
to the majority decision on the tariff.
They were strongly denounced by the
Democratic papers rs running the
party, &c. Now it seems that public
opinion is changing and that after all
these gentlemen were nearer right
than the majority, and will now offer
=; bill giving an equitable reduction
in the tariff, one that will give salts
faction and not destroy the party in
the coming campaign. 1t takes cool
headed, unselfish men to stand out
against majority, and nine times out
OF ten they are right. The II Dem
ocrats at Charleston standing againts
monopoly know what they are doing,
and in the future will be trusted to
stand by the people. DEMOCRAT.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1887-02-08
6 Acre Tract of Land,
State OF West Virginia;


County of Jefferson, set:
Clerks Office of the County Court.
The following is IL list of all Deeds. &c. ad-
mitted to record in said office. during the
week ending January %. 1857:
]. F. w. Morgan t." !. \. L. Mathcna. Tr,s-
tee for Creditors. Deed of Trust conveying
Interest in Wheat Crop, dated and record. ID
Feb. lst 1887.
9. Chas. f. Lamar VS.. Z. y. Lamar aud
others. Lis PeuL7ts filed Feb Sd. 1857
8. Dorsey II. aud VIM. l.. Erwin 10 Geo and
Jno. Dittmycr. Bdrgain and sale. dated May
18th. 1856 convcyin" lot No :. Brock {. liar
pers Ferry recorded Feb. 4th. 1857.
L. Mary F. Wall to Forrest W. Brown. Trns
tee of J. b. A. No. &. Deed Of Trust. dated
January 2Sth 1857. conveying | Acre andl5
Pcrches of Land near Charlcs:Own. recorded
Feb. 4th. 1857
5. Jas w Ranc and c. II Shoemaker to
Forrest ". Brown. Trustee for y. VI. Osborne
& Co. Deed OF Trust. dated Dee. 7th. 1855.
conveying Personal Property. recorded Feb.
5th. 1857.
6. Joseph Starry to ClcOn Ionrc. Trustee for
Andrew Anderson. Deed of Trust. dated Feb.
4th. 1897, conveying 40 Acres of Land rcar
CharIestown. recorded Feb. 5th. 1887.
z Building Association No. r tn VIM. II.
Kablc and others. Release, dated aud record
cd Feb. 9Th. 1897.
Chus PUrtcrticld Trustee of J. G.. r. y. No. :.
Three Tracts of Land ut and near kablct"wn.
recorded Feb. 9Th. 1857.
Tcstc.
T. \. MOORE.
Clerk of County Court.
Feb Z 1857 IF p and Reg cUDT.l